Had a dream where I met Juiceboxxx in a mental hospital where they threw parties in the cafeteria at night.
Wtf is going on in my subconscious.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Fences (Dynamics Remix) by DynamicsMusic
Had to post this song for Kate, if she even bothers to read this. I doubt it, though.
My birthday gift hasn't arrived yet because UPS Korea thinks I'm scheming on them to try and receive business packages without having officially stated that I'm a business, WHICH I AM NOT in case anyone from UPS Korea is reading this. I'm jumping through hoops for these buttholes, and it's starting to wear away at my patience. On the other hand, I can completely understand why they are wary of me receiving yet another package at this point. Despite the awareness on both sides, I don't have to like it. Fuckers.
I hope this song brightens your day as it has mine.
Had to post this song for Kate, if she even bothers to read this. I doubt it, though.
My birthday gift hasn't arrived yet because UPS Korea thinks I'm scheming on them to try and receive business packages without having officially stated that I'm a business, WHICH I AM NOT in case anyone from UPS Korea is reading this. I'm jumping through hoops for these buttholes, and it's starting to wear away at my patience. On the other hand, I can completely understand why they are wary of me receiving yet another package at this point. Despite the awareness on both sides, I don't have to like it. Fuckers.
I hope this song brightens your day as it has mine.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Oh, youth
It is very cute to be stared down by a child missing some teeth in an elevator. Then, when he squinted his eyes, pushed his chin up and quietly asked me what me name was, I was a little curious and a little afraid. His name is Luca, by the way, and he agreed with me that he had a good name. He is a student at Kids Club (I know this because his companion pushed the 6th floor button), and all the teachers there are fat men with beards. I guess they like being stared and pointed at.
It's been a long time and I definitely suck at blogging. If I'm at home, I watch TV (Daily Show, Colbert Report, Lost, Treme, House, Gossip Girl, RIcky Gervais Show, or and clips of Hitchens or David Cross on Youtube). I'm becoming a serious paradox, or I'm thinking a lot more about things, because I both agree with and disagree with people I adore on a variety of issues. It's harder for me to worship/idolize/ people without picking out their faults. I suppose I'm just mentally maturing and becoming more critical of people, which is good, because I almost had a fatal slip-up this weekend in Busan.
WITHOUT GOING INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL ON THE INTERNET, and because certain parties do not want their identities to be revealed, I'll stick to the moral of the story: You can't always trust people. Some people, because of the way life has treated them, have become dirty, greedy, sheisty, thieving dirtbags.
In the end, this story, this long, involved story has a positive ending. But I couldn't help thinking about how terribly, awfully wrong it could have gone.
I'm becoming complacent in Korea, comfortable with things. I'm beginning to fear that I might become a boring old sod one of these days. Marry someone I don't really love, have a bunch of kids just because the fear of being alone later in life and about losing people makes me fall back on a life I can trust to be consistent and stable. But it would never be a fully satisfying life for me.
I'm tired of people being so sensitive. Words, opinions, phrases...so many things that send people over the fucking edge and flip out on you. In Korea, if you are getting fat, people will tell you that you are becoming, or at least appear, fat. I think that's fine. If you look ugly on a certain day, or if, unfortunately, you are ugly all the time, people will treat you like an ugly person. Maybe you are ugly. I bet that would suck.
AH I always end these on an awkward note because now I have to teach. Won't be blogging again for another month or so, I imagine. I'm buying a new motorcycle soon. And planning another trip to Busan.
It's been a long time and I definitely suck at blogging. If I'm at home, I watch TV (Daily Show, Colbert Report, Lost, Treme, House, Gossip Girl, RIcky Gervais Show, or and clips of Hitchens or David Cross on Youtube). I'm becoming a serious paradox, or I'm thinking a lot more about things, because I both agree with and disagree with people I adore on a variety of issues. It's harder for me to worship/idolize/ people without picking out their faults. I suppose I'm just mentally maturing and becoming more critical of people, which is good, because I almost had a fatal slip-up this weekend in Busan.
WITHOUT GOING INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL ON THE INTERNET, and because certain parties do not want their identities to be revealed, I'll stick to the moral of the story: You can't always trust people. Some people, because of the way life has treated them, have become dirty, greedy, sheisty, thieving dirtbags.
In the end, this story, this long, involved story has a positive ending. But I couldn't help thinking about how terribly, awfully wrong it could have gone.
I'm becoming complacent in Korea, comfortable with things. I'm beginning to fear that I might become a boring old sod one of these days. Marry someone I don't really love, have a bunch of kids just because the fear of being alone later in life and about losing people makes me fall back on a life I can trust to be consistent and stable. But it would never be a fully satisfying life for me.
I'm tired of people being so sensitive. Words, opinions, phrases...so many things that send people over the fucking edge and flip out on you. In Korea, if you are getting fat, people will tell you that you are becoming, or at least appear, fat. I think that's fine. If you look ugly on a certain day, or if, unfortunately, you are ugly all the time, people will treat you like an ugly person. Maybe you are ugly. I bet that would suck.
AH I always end these on an awkward note because now I have to teach. Won't be blogging again for another month or so, I imagine. I'm buying a new motorcycle soon. And planning another trip to Busan.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Siriusmo Radio-Mix by Exploited
Siriusmo is amazing. Making my Thursday feel like a Friday :-D
This is what I am now trying to live for. Got paid for my last gig!
It's also funny how he questions his English mid-sentence. Reminds me of my students.
This is what I am now trying to live for. Got paid for my last gig!
It's also funny how he questions his English mid-sentence. Reminds me of my students.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Ken Robinson says schools kill creativity | Video on TED.com
Ken Robinson says schools kill creativity Video on TED.com
I knew I should've pursued music more actively as a child. Only now am I beginning. Dang it.
I knew I should've pursued music more actively as a child. Only now am I beginning. Dang it.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Elisabeth is adorable
One day, a cat was laying near Amy's house. Amy wanted the cat, so she asked her mom to have the cat. But Amy's mother said no. Amy was very sad, so she wanted to cry. Suddenly, a pretty fairy came to Amy. The fairy asked something. " What do you want? " Amy said," I want that cat, but my mom said no." Suddenly, the fairy circled with her magic wand, and her mom let her to have the cat. Amy couldn't belive her eyes."Thank you." said Amy. " You're welcome." said the fairy. Amy asked what is the fairy's name, and the fairy said her name is ' Annie'. Annie, and Amy played together every day. The cat wanted to play together. So the cat played together too. "Ha,Ha!" Amy,Annie, and the cat said all together. Someday, you will hear some friends geegleing. Today, I hear someone laughing.
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